The CFP is moving to a straight seeding model ahead of the 2025 college football season, according to a report from Yahoo! Sports’ Ross Dellenger.

The College Football Playoff has made a big change that will go into effect for the 2025-2026 season, and it’s one that likely would have benefited the Oregon Ducks had it been in place for last season.

The Buckeyes had one of the most challenging playoff roads on paper, despite excelling with flying colors over the likes of Tennessee, Big Ten champion Oregon, Texas, and the Fighting Irish en route to a history-making title win.

ACC commissioner Jim Phillips went on the record on changes being made to the CFP's seeding methods starting in 2025.

The Nittany Lions are on a roll this season, with two national championships, a CFP run, a Frozen Four and more.

After finishing just shy of the national title game, we evaluate the 2025 Penn State Football schedule and give a prediction for the season.

The CFP’s new seeding approach benefits power conferences and signals a future shaped by SEC and Big Ten influence.